Outspoken: A COPH Podcast
episode seven: Women's Access to power- research as resistance
In Episode Seven: Women's Access to Power- Research as Resistance, Dr. Benjamin Cawthra talks with Outspoken's frequent guest and the Director of the Center for Oral and Public History, Dr. Natalie Fousekis and Women and Gender Studies Associate Professor, Dr. Donna Nicol. Listen as they discuss the ways their research examines women in power and what that mean's for women today. Later, archivist Natalie Navar plays clips from our Women, Politics, and Activism oral history project. Enjoy!
Out of the Archive COPH Narrators
Sue Savary
Sue Savary is the Founder of the Newport Beach Democratic Women’s Club (NBDWC); and former candidate for Congress, 48th District.
Listen to Sue Savary's oral history
or contact COPH for more information: coph@fullerton.edu
Anila Ali
Anila Ali is the founder of the Irvine Pakistani Parents Association (IPPA) and founder of the American Muslim Women’s Empowerment Council
Listen to Anila Ali's oral history
or contact COPH for more information: coph@fullerton.edu
beverly voran
Beverly Voran is the founder of Rosasharon, the first federally-funded battered women’s shelter in Los Angeles in 1978.
Listen to Beverly Voran's oral history
or contact COPH for more information: coph@fullerton.edu
Jasmine Abdullah (Richards)
Jasmine Abdullah founded the Black Lives Matter Pasadena Chapter.
Listen to Jasmine Abdullah's oral history
or contact COPH for more information: coph@fullerton.edu
Lindsey Horvath
Lindsey Horvath is the current City Councilwoman and former Mayor of West Hollywood.
Listen to Lindsey Horvath's oral history or contact COPH for more information: coph@fullerton.edu
Cindy Miscikowski
Cindy Miscikowski is a former City Councilwoman for Los Angeles.
Listen to Cindy Miscikowski's oral history or contact COPH for more information: coph@fullerton.edu
